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The Princess Royal also paid tribute to Team GB’s women’s curling team who secured Britain’s only gold medal of the Olympics.

The decision to end or reduce free testing in England would have funding implications for the other devolved administrations.

The State Of Britain’s Hedgehogs report found population declines of 30%-75% in rural areas in the past two decades.

Some ministers had already arrived in Downing Street.

The third named storm of the week blew in just days after Storm Eunice.

The Foreign Secretary warned the price of invasion for Russia must be set ‘intolerably high’.

Thirteen passengers and a driver required hospital treatment after the accident in October 2021.

The funding will be given to local authorities to spend how they see fit.

The 95-year-old monarch is self-isolating at Windsor Castle after testing positive for Covid.

An inspection report highlighted incomplete or split records, leaving vulnerable children at risk.

Martin Newman pleaded guilty to causing the deaths by dangerous driving of Jayden-Lee Lucas, three, and his four-year-old sister, Gracie-Ann Wheaton.

A Scottish Government report released on Monday detailed actions to tackle issues over the care of people with learning disabilities.

It is a scion of the original apple tree which is said to have inspired Sir Isaac Newton to formulate his theory of gravity.

Strong winds in the third named storm within days batter the region in the early hours of Monday.

Research is being carried out to increase the amount of recycled material than can be included in PET bottles.

February’s eight-month high came after January, which was the worst month for nearly a year.

This is the latest in a series of short-term extensions as the transport body tries to secure a long-term deal.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said the party was still in shock following the sudden death of the father of four.

Boris Johnson has refused to say whether he would resign if found to have broken his own coronavirus laws.

Business minister Paul Scully warned the threat of an attack remains ‘very, very credible’.